Eric A. Savage has over 30 years of litigation and arbitration experience in New York and New Jersey and has actively participated in litigation for both local businesses and major corporations nationwide. He has conducted bench and jury trials in federal and state courts and handled arbitrations and appeals in a wide variety of employment matters, including those involving:
- Sexual harassment
- Race, age, national origin, religious and sexual discrimination
- Whistleblower matters
- Restrictive covenants
- Theft of trade secrets
- Wrongful termination
- The Family and Medical Leave Act
- The Fair Labor Standards Act
- The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
- The Dodd Frank Act
- New Jersey and New York whistleblower statutes
- New Jersey and New York anti-discrimination statutes
In addition to his litigation practice, Eric provides counseling to clients on a wide range of employment matters, including the preparation and review of employee manuals and policies. He also provides training to management and supervisory employees on workplace harassment and privacy issues.
Eric is the co-chair of Littler Mendelson's Hospitality Industry Practice Group and a former member of the Associates Committee. An adjunct professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark, Eric also has served as an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association.
PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY AFFILIATIONS
- Member, American Bar Association
- Rule of Law Initiative Council, Middle East and North Africa
- Labor and Employment Law Section
- Liaison - Union of Turkish Bar Associations, International Law and Practice Section
- Vice Chair, Middle East Law Committee, International Law and Practice Section
- Member, Labor and Employment / Federal Practice and Procedure sections - New Jersey State Bar Association
- Member, International Bar Association
- Member, Global Employment Institute
- Mentor, Oasis 500
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESS
- June 2013The Use of Social Media in the US WorkplaceBenefits & Compensation International
- April 19, 2013Littler ASAP
- February 21, 2013Littler Report
- November 19, 2012Littler ASAP
- July 12, 2012Fox Business
- December 9, 2010Littler ASAP
- December 6, 2010Littler ASAP
- December 1, 2010Littler ASAP
- August 2, 2010Littler Insight
- April 1, 2010Littler ASAP
- Spring 2010International Legal Developments in Review: 2009 Israel ChapterThe International Lawyer
- March 2010Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act Increases US Employers' Need for Protective MeasureBenefits & Compensation International
- January 27, 2010Littler ASAP
- August 5, 2009Littler ASAP
- July 7, 2009Littler ASAP
- Spring 2009Gilding the Lilly: Dealing with the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay ActHR Now
- January 28, 2009Littler ASAP
- October 3, 2008Littler Insight
- Fall 2008The Rising Tide of Retaliation: Why New Court Decisions MatterHR Now
- July 29, 2008Littler ASAP
- September 25, 2007Littler ASAP
- July 20, 2007Littler ASAP
- March 1, 2007Thompson Information Services
- Winter 2007The Offer of Judgment Rule is Necessary to Combat the Misuse of the LAD's Fee Shifting ProvisionNew Jersey Labor and Employment Law Quarterly
- December 27, 2006Littler ASAP
- November 9, 2006Star-Ledger
- November 5, 2006Star-Ledger
- October 23, 2006New Jersey Business
- October 13, 2006Loss Prevention Magazine
- February 20, 2006Personnel Legal Alert
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS
- November 8, 2012They’re Not Your Employees, But it’s Still Complicated: New Developments in the Field of Contingent Workers and Independent Contractors
Global Employer Institute, Littler Mendelson, Washington D.C. - October 24, 2012Email, Social Media, Investigations and Ethics
Littler Mendelson, New York, NY - September 15, 2011Managing Sensitive Internal Investigations — How to Get the Facts / Assess Risk / Minimize Damage to Your Organization
Littler Mendelson, New York, NY - December 17, 2010Whistleblower Protection under the Dodd-Frank Act
Littler Mendelson Webinar